Stefanos Tsitsipas Starts Another Cheeky Banter With Nick Kyrgios

Stefanos Tsitsipas restarted his banter with Nick Kyrgios after leaking the Australian’s phone number once again on twitter. With Pandemic showing no signs of slowing down, certain players are up to mischiefs to pass time and fans are loving it.

Replying to a spam mail, Tsitsipas gave a funny reply back. Sarcastically replying he gave Kyrgios’ number and posted a screenshot of it on twitter. It sent the twitter world on a laughter spiral.

“By the way, I have no friends so if you ever want to hang out or have a coffee here is my number +61406332459” replied the greek.

Kyrgios hasn’t replied to it yet. It will be interesting to see them exchange these nudges and making fans laugh in these tough times.

Stefanos Tsitsipas’ Earlier Prank on Nick Kyrgios

Well, this is not the first time Tsitsipas did a prank on Nick. On Kyrgios’ birthday, the greek posted a photo holding a sign with Kyrgios’ phone number. The sign read ‘Call me’ with Kyrgios’ mobile number written under it. Kyrgios did give a reply to it calling Tsitsipas an ‘idiot’

“You are an absolute idiot, everyone stops calling me”, said Kyrgios in a comment.

Kyrgios was urging fans and people online to stop calling him. He switched off his phone and couldn’t use it for hours. But it was later revealed that Kyrgios knew about the prank all along and allowed it. The birthday prank went well with the fans.

With tennis now scheduled to resume in two months, the players will be inching to get practice sorted out first. Tsitsipas and Nick Kyrgios haven’t announced anything regarding their participation in the US Open. Although Nick has been pretty vocal on social media against the organizers of the  US Open calling them ‘Selfish’ as more important issues needed to be dealt first.

Stefanos Tsitsipas has had interesting months before the tennis shutdown. The greek came into the scene in 2019 defeating Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic in the same year. He finished the year with the ATP Finals triumph and currently ranks World No.6. With Australian Open 2020 not going well, he will be trying to have the last laugh among the players when the season resumes.